History does not lie!

Submitted by Akbar (United States), Oct 3, 2006 at 09:16

No matter how much the disbelievers try to deframe Islam. The fact is that more violence has been done at the hands of Christians than any other religion or ideology. The Christians that make statements that the Bible does not condone violence are either ignorant or out right lying. Only a fool would believe that Christians have been walking the earth at peace with their fellow man. Christianity is gaining some converts in the third world countries because the rich Christian nations have economic dominance over those countries.

In majority Christian nations you will find more levels of immorality than in Muslim nations. What has helped Christianity to survive up to this point is that the oppressors feel that it is currently the best religion to oppress the masses. If Christianity was a religion of peace then the world should be moving towards peace because Christian nations are currently ruling the world, but this is not the case. When you take a closer look at each conflict in the world you will find that some entity from a Christian nation is involved. So lets not be naive and paint an entire religion as bad due to the short coming of some who proclaim to follow it. After all when a Christian man shoots 5 little girls in the head. No one blames his religion. When a Christian Congress man makes inappropriate remarks to a child. No one blames his religion. When a Christian man takes over a school and rapes little girls. No one blames his religion. So why blame Islam. If Islam is a violent religion, then quite naturally whereever their are Muslims there should be violence, but you wil find that there are more Christians in prison than Muslims. The Muslims are there after they convert to Islam from Christianity.

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